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Roger Federer Is Flawless, Even When Others Are Better the Yeniche In T HE MAGA ZIN E FOR THE SWISS A BROAD AUGUST 2014 / NO. 4 Roger Federer is flawless, even when others are better The Yeniche in Switzerland are asserting themselves Franz Weber and his fight for a better Switzerland International Health Insurance 61 11 Based on Swiss standards Lifelong private medical treatment Worldwidefreechoiceofdoctorand clinic Sind Sie als Auslandschweizer Furthermore: zufrieden mit Ihrem Konsulat? Internationaldisabilityinsurance Internationalpension fund Machen Sie mit bei der Umfrage zu den konsularischen Dienstleistungen unter https://de.surveymonkey.com/s/Konsulatsdienstleistungen Aus Liebe zur Schweiz Individual solutions for: www.fdp-schweiz-international.com Swiss citizens abroad Expatriates of allnationalities Shorttermassignees /Localhire Vorsorgenin Contactus! SchweizerFranken. Tel: +41 (0)43 3998989 www.asn.ch Swiss Life ASN,Advisory Services Network AG Agentur Auslandschweizer Bederstrasse 51 Max Jucker, Winkelstr.1, CH-8706 Meilen CH-8027 Zürich Tel. +4144 925 39 39, Fax +4144 925 39 30 [email protected] [email protected] www.swisslife.ch/aso Ins_ASO_GA-Meilen_1053_4C_90x64.5.indd 1 16.05.2014 07:58:57 “The SwissCommunity platform networks Jean-François de Buren Swiss people worldwide via the web.” Graphic designer and ­mar­keting strategy­consultant Swiss in the United States “The beauty of Swiss- Community is the ability to easily share subjects you Florian Baccaunaud are passionate about.” Student Swiss in France “SwissCommunity? It’s a new way of linking Switzerland and the Swiss abroad: it’s the way Chantal Kury forward.” Licensed­nursery-school­ teacher Swiss­in­Egypt “SwissCommunty is my gateway to my home country and to the world. The platform also offers a comprehensive service for the Swiss abroad.” Network with other Swiss abroad Sign up for free membership Keep up to date on relevant news and events Find an apartment – or the best fondue in town www.swisscommunity.org Discover Switzerland SwissCommunity partners EDITORIAL CON TENTS 3 Critical reflection is not sacrilegious eople were upset and let it be known – politicians as well as journalists. The 4 reason? At the end of June, the “SonntagsZeitung” published a report on a “se - Mailbag Pcret think tank” formed in Berne with the intention of “changing the political 5 system”. The driving force behind the think tank are not subversive elements of the Books: Research reveals a love story from political far left or far right, however, but the Swiss Federal Chancellery. This govern - difficult times ment office is more or less the centre of political activities within the Federal Palace in Berne and is necessarily involved in the day-to-day functioning of our democracy. 6 Nevertheless, the general public response to the article suggested that people do not Images: Water in mountain landscapes consider it the job of the Federal Chancellery to reflect on the system. Why not? Isn’t it true that we have been hearing and reading everywhere that for 8 some time now the political system in Switzerland has not been functioning as “per - The Yeniche fight for the right to be fectly” as it should and as it once did? In place of democratically necessary controls treated like normal citizens and critique, a toxic atmosphere of mistrust is spreading. The politicians don’t trust 12 one another, and the people have lost trust in politicians, public institutions and au - Preview of ballot proposals thorities, and the media. This is abundantly clear in the campaigns and debates pre - ceding public votes, in which the fears of citizens are manipu- 13 lated and which focus on polemics and sensationalist propaganda The Rütli and its symbolism instead of sound arguments. At the ballot box, statements and decisions are then made that can ultimately have fatal conse- 16 quences – for instance, when the vote contradicts other consti- Franz Weber, soon to be 90 years old, has tutional norms and international treaties. no intention of stopping Thinking critically about our system, about the causes of the 18 fears that are surfacing ever more frequently, about perceived Cornelius Gurlitt bequeaths his art and real threats, about the responsibility of the people as the sovereign and as the fi - collection to Berne nal legislative authority, and about how the losing side is treated in political disputes is not only not sacrilegious but is in fact an absolute necessity for Switzerland. 22 And now let us turn to the content and future of “Swiss Review”. This issue takes a Roger Federer: Casting light on the closer look at the Yeniche, their difficult history and the status of this minority in perfect star Switzerland today. The cultural section focuses on a major art collection which the Museum of Fine Arts Berne is set to inherit. This prospect is not a cause for celebra - 24 Literature series: Alice Ceresa tion as it once again raises the question of how we should treat art and objects of cul - tural value when their origins are not entirely clear. 25 And, finally, a word about the future. Beginning in October, “Swiss Review” will OSA news have a new layout. It will be more modern and reader-friendly. Naturally, we will con - tinue to feature articles of substance and provide information important to you as 28 Swiss abroad. The new concept will affect in particular the electronic versions for the Notes from parliament app and the Internet. A number of technical innovations will be implemented that will 30 make “Swiss Review” easier and more attractive to read as an e-paper. Echo BARBARA ENGEL Cover image: Roger Federer playing against the Colombian Alejandro Falla in the final of the ATP tournament in Halle on 15 June 2014 IMPRINT: “Swiss Review”, the magazine for the Swiss abroad, is in its 41st year of publication and is published in German, French, Italian, English and Spanish in 14 regional editions. It has a total circulation of 400,000, including 140,000 electronic copies. Regional news appears four times a year. The ordering parties are fully responsible for the content of advertise- ments and promotional inserts. This content does not necessarily represent the opinion of either the editorial office or the publisher. ■ EDITORS: Barbara Engel (BE), Editor-in-Chief; Stéphane Herzog (SH); Marc Lettau (MUL); Jürg Müller (JM); Peter Zimmerli (PZ), responsible for “Notes from Parliament”, Relations with the Swiss Abroad, FDFA, 3003 Berne, Switzerland. Translation: CLS Communication AG ■ LAYOUT: Herzog Design, Zurich ■ POSTAL ADDRESS: Publisher, editorial office, advertising: Organi sation of the Swiss Abroad, Alpenstrasse 26, 3006 Berne, Tel.: +41313566110, Fax: +41313566101, Postal account (Swiss National Giro): 30-6768-9. ■ EMAIL: [email protected] August 2014 / No. 4 August 2014 / No. ■ PRINT: Vogt-Schild Druck AG, 4552 Derendingen. ■ All Swiss abroad who are registered with a Swiss representation receive the magazine free of charge. EVIEW Anyone else can subscribe to the magazine for an annual fee (Switzerland: CHF 30 / abroad: CHF 50). Subscribers are sent the magazine direct from Berne. R ■ INTERNET: www.revue.ch ■ Copy deadline for this edition: 18.6.2014 WISS S ■ CHANGE OF ADDRESS: Please advise your local embassy or consulate. Do not write to the editorial office in Berne. 4 MAILBAG Ecopop and Swiss abroad drawing up admission re- passport to settle in Switzer- to Growth” report it pub- The comment on the Ecopop quirements. The text of the land at any time. Even if the lished in 1972 ? It wasn’t initiative in the editorial of initiative does not prevent a worst came to the worst, any drafted by extremists, but the June issue of “Swiss Re- distinction between Swiss na- halfway reasonable court everyone found it disturbing, view”, claiming that Swiss tionals and foreigners. As would intervene. The man- and so it got buried. If the abroad would no longer be Swiss citizens must in all agement of immigration is an Ecopop initiative is accepted, able to return to Switzerland events be permitted to return important part of a country›s Switzerland and the rest of if the maximum immigration to Switzerland, if the initia- sovereignty. To simply surren- the world will have wasted 42 limit were reached, cannot – tive were accepted the “immi- der this sovereignty in negoti- years. Or not? even allowing for a sceptical gration quota” for foreigners ations is testament to a cata- BRUNO STUDER, attitude towards the initiative would also therefore depend strophic policy. Immigration SANARY SUR MER, FRANCE – be allowed to pass in this ab- on the number of returning policy is a prerogative of the solute form. Swiss nationals Swiss nationals. state and should serve to pro- “It is always others who are are assured of a right to re- JEAN-MARC CREVOISIER, mote the public good. Coun- surplus” turn to their homeland at any HEAD OF INFORMATION, tries with a history of mass After the success of national- time under constitutional FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF immigration have been aware ist movements in the EU elec- provisions, and these provi- FOREIGN AFFAIRS (FDFA) of this for some time and ap- tions, the politically correct sions are to remain unchanged ply immigration policy ac- polemic of “Swiss Review” in the future. In its state- Scaremongering cordingly. against the Ecopop initiative ments, the Federal Council The commentary on Ecopop MATT FREPP, TORONTO, CANADA is wide of the mark. Espe- stands by its undertaking to in the editorial is subjective cially as our Federal Council the effect that the constitu- scaremongering. No popular It will have been a waste of has no intention of imple- tional guarantees, such as initiative can overturn the 42 years menting the mass immigra- those of Art. 24 (2 B), are to fundamental constitutional Does anyone remember the tion initiative endorsed by the be taken into account in right of the holder of a Swiss Club of Rome and the “Limits people.
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